ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
Issue 3 of the C/FO San Antonio social APA; APA Hashin fanzine/newsletter, October 1986
Topics: Zine, Fanzine, Newsletter, Cartoon/Fantasy Organization, Club, Anime, Manga, Japanimation, C/FO,...
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
Alpha Continuum was a Star Trek: TOS fanzine edited by Marty Siegrist , Signe Jesson, and Tina Henry. There were four issues published between 1976 to 1980. This fanzine has been posted with the publisher's permission.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction, Star Trek
Alpha Continuum was a Star Trek: TOS fanzine edited by Marty Siegrist , Signe Jesson, and Tina Henry. There were four issues published between 1976 to 1980. This fanzine has been posted with the publisher's permission.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction, Star Trek
Alpha Continuum was a Star Trek: TOS fanzine edited by Marty Siegrist , Signe Jesson, and Tina Henry. There were four issues published between 1976 to 1980. This fanzine has been posted with the publisher's permission.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction, Star Trek
Alpha Continuum was a Star Trek: TOS fanzine edited by Marty Siegrist , Signe Jesson, and Tina Henry. There were four issues published between 1976 to 1980. This fanzine has been posted with the publisher's permission.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction, Star Trek
Anime Sacramento Newsletter for April to May, 1989
Topics: Zine, Fanzine, Newsletter, Cartoon/Fantasy Organization, Club, Anime, Manga, Japanimation, C/FO,...
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Apollo's Odyessey is a gen Battlestar Galactica novel by Joy Harrison, Sharon Monroe, Marj Ihssen and David Morgan. It has the subtitle: "A story in three parts." This fanzine has been posted with the publisher's permission.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction, Battlestar Galactica
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (an Original Series/The Next Generation fan club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: star trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
Bantha Track Issue 3 -- official Star Wars Fan Club
Topics: Star Wars, fanzine, fan club, fanfiction
This fanzine has been posted with the publisher's permission.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction, Star Trek
The first issue of self-produced movie fanzine, Bits n Pieces, funded and contributed by the Horror and Fantasy Film Society of Baltimore.
Topics: fanzine, zine, horror, movie, fanfiction, gunnar hansen
This fanzine has been posted with the publisher, author and artist's permission. Author: Susan Matthews Artist: Suzan Lovett Publisher: Osiris Publications Read more: https://fanlore.org/wiki/Brother_of_Shadows..._and_Son_of_the_Light
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction, Blake's 7
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Generation club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: star trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
This fanzine was posted with the publisher's permission
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction, Battlestar Galactica
This fanzine has been posted with the publisher's permission.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction, Blake's 7
A fanzine with letters to characters from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."
Topics: Zine, Fanzine, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Sarah Michelle Gellar, fanfiction
A bunch of videogame fanzines I've collected off the internet over the years.
Topics: videogames gaming fanzine magazine zine, fanfiction
The C/FO Sacramento Newsletter for April to May, 1988
Topics: Zine, Fanzine, Newsletter, Cartoon/Fantasy Organization, Club, Anime, Manga, Japanimation, C/FO,...
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
Cityspeak: The Special Edition is a gen Blade Runner anthology. It is an off-shoot of the letterzine, Cityspeak. This fanzine has been posted with the publisher's permission.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction, Blade Runner
Collected Circle of Fire is a het 170-page zine collecting Anne Elizabeth Zeek's Circle of Fire Star Wars stories. There was just a single issue despite the fact it was labeled as "issue one" on the cover. This fanzine has been posted with the publisher's permission.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction, Star Wars
Bigger and badder (figuratively and literally) than the first effort, The Last American Fanzine 2: The Quickening features over 70 perfect-bound virtual pages of full-color anime content. Contributing writers to this issue include notable Internet anime fans like Benjamin Ettinger , Patrick Macias, David Merrill, Mike Toole , and Daryl Surat. Articles cover a variety of anime-related topics. Here’s a rough rundown: • The seminal Cream Lemon episode Pop Chaser . • Patlabor ’s real-life...
Topics: anime, manga, otaku, fanzine, zine, anime zine, anime fanzine, manga fanzine
Just a quick note for you slackers who have yet to pick up THE BEST pretentious and mediocre anime fanzine (likely the only anime fanzine) you’ll read this year if it was 2011 because it was when this was originally released. That perfectly pink periodical can be yours for the low, low price of free.
Topics: fanzine, anime, manga, anime zine, anime fanzine
Contact is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology published by Nancy Kippax and Bev Volker. Contact 1 was published in December 1975 and contains 68 pages.. This fanzine was uploaded with the permission of the publisher's family.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, Star Trek, fanfiction
Contact is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology published by Nancy Kippax and Bev Volker. Contact 2 was published in May 1976, 119 pages. This fanzine was uploaded with the permission of the publisher's family.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, Star Trek, fanfiction
Contact is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology published by Nancy Kippax and Bev Volker. Contact 3 was published in March 1977 and contains 157 pages. This fanzine was uploaded with the permission of the publisher's family.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction
Contact is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology published by Nancy Kippax and Bev Volker. Contact 4 was published in September 1977 and contains 174 pages.. This fanzine was uploaded with the permission of the publisher's family.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction
Contact is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology published by Nancy Kippax and Bev Volker. Contact 5/6 was published in September 1979 and contains 206 pages. This fanzine was uploaded with the permission of the publisher's family.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, Star Wars, fanfiction
Contact is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology published by Nancy Kippax and Bev Volker. Contact 8 was published July 1982 and contains 244 pages. This fanzine was uploaded with the permission of the publisher's family.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction
Contact 8 was published July 1982 and contains 244 pages. "This issue is fondly dedicated to the Baltimore Group of fans for their untiring and unending support and devotion to CONTACT from to editors very luck to have such friends. This one's for you -- Marion, Margaret, Terri, Suzanne, Bonnie, Carolyn, Joan and Cheryl." This fanzine has been uploaded at the request of the editor's family.
Topics: star trek, fanfiction, fan fiction, fanzine, transformative works
Contact Christmas 1 was published in December 1979 (reprinted September 1987) and contains 94 pages. The cover art is by Russ Volker . From the title page: "This issue is dedicated to the spirit of Christmas and the spirt of Star Trek -- in so many ways, one and the same. And to The Man who makes everything possible." The zine has been uploaded to the Internet Archive with the permission of the publisher's heirs.
Topics: star trek, fanfiction, fan fiction, fanzine, fanzines
Contact Christmas 2 was published in November 1987 (reprinted March 1988) and contains 242 pages. It has been uploaded to the Internet Archive with the permission of the publisher's family.
Topics: star trek, fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction
A 6 page Star Trek trivia contest handout given to fans attending the 1976 Star Trek Convention in New York.
Topics: star trek, trivia contest
A series of filk songs compiled for Panopticon West, 1984, a Doctor Who convention.
Topics: fanzine, doctor who, panopticon, convention, filk
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
This fanzine has been posted with the publisher's permission.
Topics: fanzine, fanzines, transformative works, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at ...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at ...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at ...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at ...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at ...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at ...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at ...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at ...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at ...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction
ScoTpress is a fan-run fanzine publisher based in Scotland. Founded by Janet Quarton, Sheila Clark & Valerie Piacentini, it published 145 zines between 1975 and 1996. The same group also published zines for Star Trek fan clubs: 69 for the Star Trek Action Group or STAG (a Star Trek Original series club) and 19 for IDIC (a Original Series/The Next Geneeration club), for a total of 233 publications. In 2013, they began offering a selection of their fanzines online at...
Topics: Star Trek, fanzine, transformative work, fanfiction